The Super Tuesday Results Thread

[Meeker]

Why is the Idaho panhandle taking so long to report?

A good portion of it is in the Pacific Time Zone.  Perhaps that has something to do with it.

All of it is in the Pacific time zone and turnout was sky high. The caucuses only finished a hour and thirty minutes ago in Kootenai County.

Check out out that clear divide between north Idaho and the south. Why are we in the same state, again? I was expecting Romney to do really poorly up here but not this poorly. Paul is won an absolute majority in both Boundary and Latah County. Romney didn't receive one vote in Clearwater County (lol).

The Idaho GOP is using some sort of bizarre method whereby they hold a runoff between the top two candidates at each individual caucus site if no one reaches 50% of the vote there. That's what occurred in the several counties where you see only two candidates receiving votes.

[Eraserhead]

AK @ 16%, Romney 32, Paul 25%, Santorum 23%.

And Gingrich at 20%! Four-way race anyone?

[doktorb]

AK @ 16%, Romney 32, Paul 25%, Santorum 23%.

And Gingrich at 20%! Four-way race anyone?

Fair play to the 7 voters who went out of their way to vote "undecided" at this stage in proceedings.

[Eraserhead]

If Paul doesn't win Alaska, I hope Gingrich does. That'd be even more hilarious in some ways.

[Meeker]

Naturally the top story on the Anchorage Daily News is about the Iditarod and not the caucus. Gotta love Alaska.

[Alcon]

AK @ 16%, Romney 32, Paul 25%, Santorum 23%.

And Gingrich at 20%! Four-way race anyone?

Fair play to the 7 voters who went out of their way to vote "undecided" at this stage in proceedings.

My experience is that those voters tend to be less undecided, and more either protest votes ("none of these idiots"), or even more often, neutral votes ("I'll support the eventual party nominee.")

[RI]

Big Update:

Romney 2698 (33%)
Santorum 2418 (30%)
Paul 1691 (21%)
Gingrich 1263 (15%)

68% in

[cinyc]

Big Update:

Romney 2698 (33%)
Santorum 2418 (30%)
Paul 1691 (21%)
Gingrich 1263 (15%)

68% in

AP/Google has the same numbers with 31.1% in (on a precincts reported basis).  Who says 68%?

[RI]

Big Update:

Romney 2698 (33%)
Santorum 2418 (30%)
Paul 1691 (21%)
Gingrich 1263 (15%)

68% in

AP/Google has the same numbers with 31.1% in (on a precincts reported basis).  Who says 68%?

CNN

[Meeker]

Paul won't win a single state this entire primary season and will come in dead last in delegates. He and his supporters will go down in history as an irrelevant, bizarre footnote.

[Eraserhead]

If Paul doesn't win Alaska, I hope Gingrich does. That'd be even more hilarious in some ways.

Well, I jinxed it... looks like a Romney-Santorum race now.

[cinyc]

Big Update:

Romney 2698 (33%)
Santorum 2418 (30%)
Paul 1691 (21%)
Gingrich 1263 (15%)

68% in

AP/Google has the same numbers with 31.1% in (on a precincts reported basis).  Who says 68%?

CNN

Could be 68% on a population-weighted basis.  The far-flung bush precincts have a history of reporting later.

[J. J.]

Ron Paul will be known as Rand Paul's father.

[RI]

Paul won't win a single state this entire primary season and will come in dead last in delegates. He and his supporters will go down in history as an irrelevant, bizarre footnote.

One can hope.

[RI]

Big Update:

Romney 2698 (33%)
Santorum 2418 (30%)
Paul 1691 (21%)
Gingrich 1263 (15%)

68% in

AP/Google has the same numbers with 31.1% in (on a precincts reported basis).  Who says 68%?

CNN

Could be 68% on a population-weighted basis.  The far-flung bush precincts have a history of reporting later.

Would be nice if someone would at least give us district results.

[doktorb]

Paul won't win a single state this entire primary season and will come in dead last in delegates. He and his supporters will go down in history as an irrelevant, bizarre footnote.

And the nominee for "Best Attempt at Trolling Mid-Thread" goes to...

[Meeker]

Paul won't win a single state this entire primary season and will come in dead last in delegates. He and his supporters will go down in history as an irrelevant, bizarre footnote.

And the nominee for "Best Attempt at Trolling Mid-Thread" goes to...

Just pointing out the facts. Paul has been an epic failure this cycle even based upon the expectations that his own campaign set for him.

[redcommander]

I don't see how anyone defeats Romney at this point. The rest of the candidates are just going to be trolling from now on.

[RI]

Numbers increase, but percentages don't change:

R 3377 (33%)
S 3030 (30%)
P 2200 (22%)
G 1505 (15%)

[Keystone Phil]

What percentage is now in?

[RI]

What percentage is now in?

CNN still says 68%. AP says 79%.

[Eraserhead]

Good lord, Ron Paul is made of fail.

[cinyc]

From the Fairbanks Daily News Miner:


Among Interior Alaska voters who cast their ballots in North Pole, Paul was the preferred candidate. . . .

In Fairbanks, Ron Paul had 451 votes, Santorum took 243, Romney had 233 and Gingrich had 105. . . .

Complete results are expected to come in by 10 p.m.  [Already passed]

[Lief 🗽]

So basically Ron Paul's last hope at this point is a freak Hawaii victory...

[Likely Voter]

we keep hearing about how Paul is about to win one, and then not even close.